Alrighty so ive finished the project and it is al working beautifully...this is undoubtedly thanks to you. I really do appreciate your wonderful help in the process of configuring my system. Its the seventh system Ive installed but i have never had the issues that came about with this vehicle haha. I couldnt have done it without your knowledge!

It sounds absolutely amazing.

Thanks for all your time and help. )

i will prolly have other questions in the future

 

You're making my shy lol. I'm glad that it turn out to be good, we are here to help each other out, and we will be here when you need more help, who knows the next time i maybe the one that need help. Good luck and stay safe my friend.

 

I'm gonna move this thread over to A/V Electronics where it fits better.

 

Thanks Jim

 

thanks for taking this one. i don't venture out side of A/V, not enough time in the day.

 

That's why you're locked-up in here :-)

 

figured i might as well ask this question here... lol

i have the subs pumping bass like nobody's business... is there a product i can put in my truck to quit it from rattling? lol

my silverado never rattled but then again it didnt have a trunk >.<

 

Maybe dynamat ?

 

rattles come from several places.

first is usually the trunk latch itself. if the rattle goes away when you put pressure on the trunk lid, a few wraps of electrical tape on the loop will give temporary relief. after use the tape wears through, and new tape is needed.

another source of rattles are the many pieces in the rear deck - and sometimes any rear speakers you have in the rear deck will make noise from the sub pressure.

rattles inside the car can include the rear view mirror, sun visors, dome light, and any loose change. if you don't like rattles, you'll find yourself keeping your car very clean.

i've seen the seam between the bumper and the body rattle before. we put weatherstripping on the top bumper lip to fix that once.

the tail lights will rattle, the spare tire will rattle, the spare tire tools will rattle, the trunk panels have hard plastic which can rattle.

anything hard that is touching or just barely not touching anything hard can rattle when you get loud bass.

i spend a lot of time quieting rattles. with every rattle you solve, you hear another, and another. but you can get a rattle free car with time and effort. foam is your friend.

 

sound deadening materials like Second Skin, Dynamat, Raammatt, etc. can help increase panel mass and provide some damping. this can provide some rattling relief, but deadener alone is not sufficient. even deadener has a hard aluminum skin, creating another surface for rattles.

i strip a car down to bare metal. deaden the entire thing, then cover the deadener with foam, or carpet, or felt, etc. something thin and soft. then when i reassemble, i add foam/felt/carpet between each piece that goes on. it makes for a quiet car.